Monday, 28 September 2009
TALK ON INNES FAMILY 22 SEPT 2009
On 22nd September 2009 at Ballogie Hall, as part of A Portrait of Our Time, Bryan Miller of Marywell, Ballogie gave a fascinating illustrated talk about the Innes family of the 18th and 19th centuary. When not escaping the guillotine in revolutionary Paris, running away from a seminary to make a small fortune in Russia, attending the Stuart court in exile or repelling redcoats with charm and guile, the Innes family were quite content to be at home in Ballogie and were one time lairds of Balnacraig.



Sunday, 6 September 2009
BALLOGIE HALL BBQ 29 AUGUST 2009
Sunday, 26 April 2009
BALLOGIE FAYRE AND BOOT SALE SUN 26 APR 09
BALLOGIE FAYRE AND BOOT SALE
SUNDAY 26 APRIL 2009
The first and very successful monthly Fayre. Next one is on Sunday 24 May 2009
Monday, 30 March 2009
BALLOGIE HALL MONTHLY FAYRE AND CAR BOOT SALE
Ballogie Fayre Invitation
Last Sunday of each month from April 26th to Oct 25th 2009
10 am - 2 pm
Car boots / outside table £5
Car boot & Table £10
Inside table £10
The Ballogie Hall Community Association is looking to promote local businesses from the NE of Scotland at their monthly Ballogie Fayre, and your business is invited to sell its products.
If you are unable to sell your products yourself but if, like us you think our idea sounds great, then contact us to see if we can come to an arrangement for selling for you.
All exhibiting businesses welcome to bring promotional fliers to have on show for the 7 months.
Where is Ballogie Hall?
Situated 100 yards from the Butterworth Gallery (Formally the village shop & PO)
on the B976 South Deeside Rd, between Banchory and Aboyne. (Aberdeen 40mins)
Main categories are:
Local Fresh Produce
Local Handmade Gifts & Crafts
Bric - a - Brac
Small Furniture
This event will be advertised in the Deeside Piper and a poster/ flyer campaign.
Contact sarahharker1@btconnect.com Tel Butterworth Gallery 013398 86104
PS Our Christmas Fayre is Saturday 12th Dec. Book now
Ballogie Hall Burns Night 2009
Ballogie Community Association and Village Hall held a
'Not Too Serious Burns Night Party'
on Sat 24th Jan 2009.
About 60 people attended the gathering which included a traditional meal of haggis, neeps and tatties with all the accompanying speeches. After the dinner the assembled company was entertained to Tam O'Shanter, music, sword dancing and a medly of bagpipe music. If that was not enough the evening ended with a ceilidh.
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